Scott Richardson is seeking election as the Republican incumbent in Arkansas House District 13. He is the only candidate listed in the district’s 2026 general election race, which is scheduled for Nov. 3.
The District 13 race
Richardson is running for a seat in the Arkansas House of Representatives. His candidate record identifies him as a Republican and an incumbent, meaning he currently holds the office he is seeking in this election.
The general election listing identifies the District 13 race as uncontested. No other candidate is listed for the seat. An uncontested designation describes the competition in the race; it does not state a candidate’s views or provide information about how the officeholder has served.
The election is part of Arkansas’ 2026 general election. Voters will cast ballots on Nov. 3, 2026.
Richardson’s background
No campaign biography is on file for Richardson. The candidate listing does not identify details such as his education, occupation, hometown or prior work outside the Arkansas House.
His status as the incumbent establishes that he currently serves in the District 13 seat. Beyond that designation, no additional biographical history is listed in the candidate record.
A campaign biography typically gives voters personal and professional information about a candidate. In this race, Richardson’s official entry is limited to his name, Republican affiliation and incumbent status.
Policy positions
Richardson has no documented policy positions on file in the race record. That means there is no official position listed here on state spending, education, taxes, public safety, health care or other issues that may come before the Arkansas House.
The absence of a documented position is not itself a position. It does not show support for or opposition to any proposal. Voters looking to compare specific views will need to watch for future official campaign statements or candidate filings that set out Richardson’s priorities.
Because the race is uncontested, there is also no second candidate with positions to compare in the District 13 general election listing.
Campaign finance and election updates
No figures are on file for Richardson’s campaign funds raised, funds spent or cash on hand. Without those entries, the candidate record does not show how much money the campaign has received, used or retained.
Those three categories describe different parts of campaign finance. Funds raised cover money received by a campaign, funds spent cover campaign expenditures, and cash on hand reflects money remaining at a reporting point. No totals are listed for Richardson in any of those categories.
The central facts of the race remain straightforward: Richardson is the Republican incumbent, the District 13 contest is listed as uncontested, and the general election will take place Nov. 3, 2026. Updates to watch include changes to the candidate listing, campaign finance entries and any documented statements of policy priorities before Election Day.
